Former football player from Russia complained that he was left without Russian TV channels in Germany.

Former football player changed his attitude towards Russians in Germany

Yuri Savichev, a former football player from Russia who scored the 'golden' goal at the 1988 Olympics, spoke about how the attitude towards Russians living in Germany has changed after the Russian invasion. He complains that his Russian television was turned off, and he had to change banks.

Savichev noted that Russian TV programs were turned off, but he changed to a more modern TV that has access to everything via the Internet. Previously, he paid seven euros for four Russian channels, but now he can watch everything. However, at first, he faced significant pressure.

The former football player also mentioned that he had to change banks in Germany. He received a notification about the termination of cooperation from the bank, which recommended another bank. This was a shock for Savichev, who had been a client of this bank for 25 years. He noted that he was also refused by two other banks, but he managed to open an account in the third one. Russians in Germany have to deal with altered behavior towards them and with articles in newspapers that are better left unread.

Deceased invader that was searched for

Vadim Yambarshchev, an invader and player on an amateur football team, was buried on January 20, 2025. He went missing last fall. He was deservedly eliminated by the Defense Forces. A message about his search was found on the social network VKontakte, but the author of the post remained unknown.

Yambarshchev played for the team 'Kuknur' and was a prizewinner of the championship of the Sernur district. His family searched for him and found messages about his disappearance and a call-up for assignment to military unit 25594. This unit is also known as the arsenal of the 12th main department of the Ministry of Defense of Russia and is responsible for servicing the Strategic Nuclear Forces of the Russian Federation.

This building of unit 25594 is located in the city of Vologda-20.